AndyofHalifax

Congratulations Katherine! You are a goddess in every sense!

"Will enthusiastically rub your feet while you drink Pinot and watch Real Housewives of Orange County" Which can alternate with: "Sexy six-foot tall hunk available for outcalls to reach things on top shelf"* *Product may not be exactly as described.

He watched, wordlessly

send tremors along

Congratulations Cato! Richly deserved for you dedication to this board. I'm glad you have so many goddesses to join.

You are correct in that most places are a full year lease. Often times you can get 3 month sub-lets in the summer when students are gone. I have heard of places that do month to month rentals, but I think that is typically after your first year. I think the Central/South End does tend to be easier for people to get to, especially during the day, but I don't know for sure.

I like both Penelope and Megforfun, otherwise known as the Avatar twins. Much like the Bobbsey twins, I imagine they get into various misadventures and solve mysteries. Edit: Ohhh, beat to the punch by RG. Well I like him too. A connoisseur of fine music and finer ladies and a very frequent and valued contributor to the board.

Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone "How does it feeeeeel?" The snare drum that kicks off this song is like a bullet. It leaves you wounded, yet teeming with adrenaline. This is an epic masterpiece that forever changed music. For me, this song is both nostalgic and immediate. The palpable outrage in Bob's seething delivery inspires me and the muscianship is raw, powerful and perfectly imperfect. This version in particular is a favourite. Recorded in his 1966 British Tour (usually mislabelled as the Royal Albert Hall show), this is from his fabled "Judas" moment. And really kicks into a high gear with the edict to "Play fucking loud!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRk0nCP-rgw (Song starts about 1:00 in)

I like Areez because he wants to join the Fat Bastards agency. Which means that he's got a pretty good sense of humour, at the very least.

This topic has been fairly well covered by others in this thread, but I'd like to add that there isn't always another place to discuss ladies from other sites. Certainly, in Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal, there are a plethora of escort related sites, but in the Maritimes, Cerb is pretty much the only board with a lot of activity. Of course, it is always best when the ladies from the other sites join CERB to add to the discussion.

Modest Mouse - Missed the Boat

Happy Birthday Cato!

Anyone paying close attention to my albums on here, will notice that I have an affinity for live albums and double albums, so it may come as no surprise that I am a big fan of this next album, especially if you have noticed what album has been on my profile here on CERB for the past few months. The Allman Brothers - Live at Fillmore East This is one of my favourite driving albums. When Whipping Post comes on, you'll be in a different city by the time it ends. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed provides a perfect soundtrack to the miles flying by through the windshield. And the interaction between the band and the crowd is perfection, each driving the other to new heights.

I'm attempting my first ever batch of éclairs. Wanna come over for dessert?

Many congratulations on your impressive achievement! A true goddess!

Green Day - Dookie This was the second CD I ever bought. Although the first one is far more embarrasing. Although Dookie brought ire from the punk scene for being too mainstream, it was perfect for me and all of my white, suburban, middle class friends, because we could only aspire to reach the coolness level of mainstreamness. This was a step in the right direction. 1. "Burnout" 2:07 2. "Having a Blast" 2:44 3. "Chump" 2:54 4. "Longview" 3:59 5. "Welcome to Paradise" (re-recorded version) 3:44 6. "Pulling Teeth" 2:31 7. "Basket Case" 3:01 8. "She" 2:14 9. "Sassafras Roots" 2:37 10. "When I Come Around" 2:58 11. "Coming Clean" 1:34 12. "Emenius Sleepus" (lyrics written by Mike Dirnt) 1:43 13. "In the End" 1:46 14. "F.O.D." "All by Myself" (lyrics written by Tré Cool) 5:46 This was also my first album with a "secret" track! Oooooh.

Neil Diamond cameo'd in and was a major plot point in the not so good 2001 movie Saving Silverman. That movie also featured Jack Black, who is best know musically as a member of Tenacious D, however, here he is as a member of Barry Jive and the Uptown Five singing Let's Get It On from the movie High Fidelity

You are like the holy trinity all wrapped into one! Congrats, WIT!

I find the Roamingguy has a Ruby dark garnet, with big flavors and aromas of tar, black plum, black currant and blackberry, all accented with smoky undertones; some red berries come out with air. Rich, round and eminently drinkable, this has size and structure, more than one has a right to expect for so few dollars. Oh wait, that's this RG is definitely a great guy though. He is certainly one of the most active participants of the board and one the most valuable as well!

You'll have to ask Old Dog; he's taken on the role of Madam lately. I've slimmed down a fair amount in the past year, so I'm worried I might get fired. Though I think I've spent enough hours on Zombie patrol to qualify for EI so I should land on my feet.

Felicitations Gabriella! Here's a double rainbow to celebrate your double goddesshood.